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Men's Hamilton Khaki Field 42mm Automatic Bracelet Watch (Stainless) on sale for
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About the Product - Swiss Made
- Bracelet band type w/ Deployment Clasp
- 22mm band width w/ 8" length
- Sapphire Crystal Scratch Resistant
- Brown Dial Color
- Up to 330' water resistance
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The 2824 and H-10 movements are both essentially the same movement with the H-10 being a modified C07. They are both reliable eta movements and the only difference that matters is the frequency of the oscillator (balance).
The 2824 will have a smoother seconds hand as it beats at 28.8k/hour while the H-10 beats at 21.6k/hour. The trade off in the frequency allows for the H-10 movement to run with less energy thus giving a longer power reserve from 38-42 hours up to 80 hours. Another trade off is that the watch cannot be regulated (think adjusting the +- seconds/day) traditionally and instead uses timing screws on the balance arms. Another thing to mention is that the faster an oscillator beats, the faster it recovers from shock. Say you were to bump your wrist on a door handle. The watch may stop momentarily and will need about 10 seconds to recover back to its normal frequency. This means the H-10 will recover a bit slower than the 2824 and in the long run will technically be less accurate.
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